ESC 365 - Can machine-learning/ AI help to improve patient selection for ICD in primary prevention? - rebuttal.

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Can machine-learning/ AI help to improve patient selection for ICD in primary prevention? - rebuttal.

Session: Primary prophylactic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) implantation in this era with new heart failure therapies

Topic: Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator (ICD)

Event: EHRA 2022

Presentation

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Primary prophylactic ICD implantation in the era of modern prevention of heart failure treatment: current ICD guidelines still provide the best available guidance - pro.

Speaker: Associate Professor M. Zabel (Gottingen, DE)

Primary prophylactic ICD implantation in the era of modern prevention of heart failure treatment: current ICD guidelines still provide the best available guidance - con.

Speaker: Professor L. Kober (Copenhagen, DK)

Primary prophylactic ICD implantation in the era of modern prevention of heart failure treatment: current ICD guidelines still provide the best available guidance - rebuttal.

Can machine-learning/ AI help improve patient selection for ICD in primary prevention? - pro.

Speaker: Doctor M. Turakhia (Palo Alto, US)

Can machine-learning/ AI help improve patient selection for ICD in primary prevention? - con.

Speaker: Doctor N. Dagres (Leipzig, DE)

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Primary prophylactic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) implantation in this era with new heart failure therapies

Speakers: Associate Professor M. Zabel, Professor L. Kober, Doctor M. Turakhia, Doctor N. Dagres

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EHRA 2022

3 April - 5 April 2022

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